Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924, December 07, 1908, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextGUARD MOXDAT. PBOBMBKB 7. 190B. THK mOBNB DAXLT .31 I ..tttttfttttij uniJJwwJJwJJ" SPECIAL SALE OF CLOTHING 33 NEWS OF JUNCTION CITY AND VICINITY Degree of Honor Lodge Elects Officers Other Items bests AT THE TOGGERY I huts Sale Lasts till January 1st In order to reduce our stock of Men's Suits we are offering the following special bargains for a limited time only 0. A. C. STUDENTS ulviutu ON GAME IN PORTLAND z Regular $25.oo Suits for Regular 22.5o Suits for Regular 20.oo Suits for Regular J 8.00 Suits for Regular J6.5o Suits for Regular - 1 5.oo Suits for Regular J2.5o Suits for Regular I O.00 Suits for If xyou want a suit, it investigate this sale $19.00 $16 to $18 $15.00 $14.00 $14.00 $13.00 $10.00 $9.00 will pay you to before you buy ttttxi SHH ntm TZTT New officers of the Degree of Hon or are aa follows: .,,,, Chief of Honor, Caroyln Miller, Lady of Honor, Jeannette 'MoorteH. Ohlef of Ceremonies, Josle Moor- t,DOA- Daonrrinr ArVUia n. I uy.o.., Financier, May K. Moorhead; Usher. Iva Miller; Receiver, Clare . In side Watch, Arda Kirk; Outside Watch, Bert jacKson., Amanda Lee; Medical Examiner Dr. N L. Lee; Musician, Lola Parks, Captain, Arvilla M. Powell. City election next Monday. There Is no strife for office but it is to be hoped that all will have the best ir .... f h town In view and elect good men. Those prominently mentioned for councllmen are Fred Pell, Dr. Hicks and orresi These are all good, reliable business D R. Hill has purchased the quar ter block north of the residence of S. L. Moorhead on which he expects to build a fine home. He is placing hi foi-m in mmlltion to leave in the care of another. Mr. and Mrs. Hill are excellent people ana me" coming will be gadly welcomed uy their many friends. Another Ibuslness nouse win built ta Junction and as soon as the lumber can be secured at that. W. R. -Burners has let the. contract to Wm iT.ennnrt for a two-story irame building 30x50 on the vacant lot adjoining the Star theatre. rne building has already ueen iebscu iu Wm. Leppert and Charles Butler, who will conduct a blacksmith and wagon repair shop, also repairing fiimttiirfl. Ate. fh ftnnriman moving picture snow has nulled un stakes and lett tor nthoi- narts and left numerous membrances in the way of unpaid npnmints. Born November 29, 1SU8, to Mr. and Mrs. John Richardson, a son.-Times. Oregon Aicultural College, Cor vallls, Dec. 5. Since the O. A. C. Oregon game In Portland November 01 i,i.ii la veTV much divided i'.tm tn the advisability of play ing the annual game In ffle metrop n. Thnoo whn want the game in Portland contend that It is to the interest of both institutions, in that tham nrominently before th neonle of the state and helps ath- letlcs financially, also that it pro vides a neutral field and better fa muiibh for accommodating a large .A .... . tl. The arguments against ymjms game in Portland are that it cease ho true college game and is played for a pecuniary gain. It costs i,. aturients. many of whom are horrtlv able to stand the expense, i,nh mnrn money and in some cases makes it impossible for all the stu dents to attend. ' In order for both Oregon and O. a ( tn nprfnrm in Portland it would niiiu hfi nosslble for Oregon to play on Multnomah field and for O, A ROBERTS BROS 554 Willamette Street. The LENOX Portland's New and Most Modemly Furnished HOTEL Third and Main Streets PORTLAND, . ORECON Possessing: every convenience and an ideal location : fronting on the beautiful city plata. Adjacent to business center. Up-io-date grill. Telephone in every Woom. Private baihs. Bus to and from all trains Ro; Zurepran Plan . l.Oii and $1.50 per day. 13.00 and 3.60 with bath. tttttx utxxt INDIANS DEFEAT JUNCTION HIGH Chemawa, Or.. Dec. 5. The Junc tion City high school football team was defeated 'by- the Chemawa sec ond team this afternoon by a score of 36 to 0, In two 20 minute halves The first half closed with a drop kick a toudhdown with a goal to the cred it of Chemawa, which added five more touchdowns and oue goal in the second half. The IndlnnB ran the ends and TT"....A.AUuuuAUiiMMMMmMMMHmMMMMMMm bucked the line-almost ai win. iney ..,TVYTTTTT'mTt. T : frf II ..I ft ,f 11 ftf ..,, Hpl-Ved- pn, rneil-tBdlV tOV Eugene Cutrd on File Rates American Plan $2.50 and $3.00 per day. $3.60 and $4.00 with bath. O. H. SPENCER, Manager Tint You Wall With Calcimo The Sanitary Finish wsily applied and durable NW .DESIGNS N WALL PAPER. Overton Wall Paper and Paint Company 16-18 West Seventh St. I MCM Misses' and Children's High Top, Box Calf SHOES $2.00, $2.25 and $2.50 The exact shce for protection against the wet and disagreeable weather BURDEN GRAHAM 56& Willamette St. Christmas CardsvBooklets, Postals, Holly Boxes. Seals, Labels, Tags, ' at .. ; SCHWARZSCHILD'S ' BOOK STORE TheHouse of Superior Quality " - 566 Willamette Su Well Drilling For up-to-date well drilling seeLaDuke&LefflerCo. Well Drillers Teleghone Red 5121 999 Villard Boulevard CHOICE CUTS OF ROAST BEEF Many people say they are hard to find hard If v0ll d0!; t. know, easy If you do. To mak'o It easy, note the address below when In scorch of tender, juicy ' altogether satisfying cuts for roasts and steaks. Broders Bros Phone Main 40 . WestathSt. BOARDING the city. oosi mule Btmrd in A few fine rooms. M118. A. G. MATHEWS. L. 71 Went Xlnth street. away for Junction City earlv nmo and n!n.. - , ... , """ F Sir"- ienaio game n ue OIciais were Pro- r,i.i . ot JUIctlon City and . . luiuiug ot aaiem. WINBERRV ITEMS (Special Correspondence.) .viuuHrry, uec. 5. Mrs. Elsie uu6 uU aaugnters Leona and Gladys are thinking about taking a fn F rB contract at Marcola to begin - "cuuiue buck nas gone to work at the home of Mrs. Chas Ea Jasper. She is greatly missed Messrs. Mooney. Nelson and Hart i, iT y constructing a tele- m mis community and hn" T.!,,wl11 hear the J'Ke of tne WTn ' 1 , "o iu naving some clear, cold m.00.""8 C,?ek and niost f us ;- ir a cunnge. We hear that the Booth-Kelly Lu ti- V ' ua ""spenaed opera- ! , "h " lCe ar eoing to tD; r "'U,M BlnKe or the wa ter makes It more practicable. nua are in Fnnfl nun. tu. thl- H, ..." , .-"""'""u iur c man ks to Mr. Nel SEW LAE TOUNTY MAP. from7 SJL"'. J? 7 ri .n., t A uuae WnO wish a copy win do me a favor by 7op- $iosoome a-poat card- Tna Prf ' I have only a small block of these day. th .LT ? maP9 a ; . uuuierea at this rate to the subscribers and in the same rotation as they are ordered SIMON KLOVDAHL. mm C The tom.cl, i. . i. w .. 'itnA . ,.n ui Danniu..n Pepl'e " it fit lar " Jk? K will h a w-.i. L- ' " eoni-; ' I hcelth and happie. feT loodo, J Miseasei of lh i nu.rit.on .re p' ou c;;, . Ma J The dealer who nfen . I only .eekini to ,Sfl.J ,on receipt i,Ump,0M wf 21 one-cent atitnpi for tix Jz' S ior the cloth bound iJn7I2 AHociation, R. V. Pi., u n ran-1 t n to make a lasting contract wiiii Washington State College for a game In Portland. A game Detweeu mo Aggies of Oregon and Washington would prove a great araviuB uaiu and would be a financial success. It Is thought that a majority of the students favor such an arrangement and hope that the atnietic manage ment will take some such action in arranging the schedule for next year. During the past tnree years, u, a. C. has not succeeded in arranging a satisfactory schedule and It is to be hoped that a ibetter one win ue se cured for next season. LOST VAMjEY NOTES YSnecial Correspondence.) TiBt. Vallev. Dec. 2. Heavy frosts and fogs have been the prevailing ele ments for the past weeK. - Sr-veral of the neighbors of this vi iinlfv attended the meetings conduct ed at Rush Island by Rev. D. E. Ba ker. The meetings closed lnursaay nveiilne. Thankselvine day, and Kev. Bake:- preached two sermons nere at fna r-oxter school nouse. sunoay Rov. J. C. Ho.lman preacnea at unity and Fall-. Creek- Sunday -last Word comes to us that William Tnte is to purchase a thirty-horse power road engine and outfit. Mr. Tale is an . enterurlsing young mill man of Trent and will use his road outfit to transport lumber to Eugene. C. S. Pogue is now to be seen plow ins on the farm of Mrs. it L. Jacobs What means that well-defined trail from the field to the house? Charles Chandler and family Vtll move to Donna in a short time. Mr. Chandler has a position there in the mill. ,It seems that while two of our en eigetlc nimrods were searching the forests about Mt. June a short time afto they became confused as to the Aldliectlon and came again into the 'fr"''1 u.itl Dnrena near i J nJ,season for upland birdsclosed ov iuUuay wun very few of ths o-u.o 6seu in mis vicinity. Pheas ants were very scarce here this sea- MARKED FOR DEATH. .I1"-?9 Tears ag0 1 was marked for death. A grave-yard cough was tear ing my lungs to pieces. Doctors failed to help me and hope had fled, when my husband got Dr. King's New Dis- nJflr Zl Mr- A- c- "Williams of Bac, Ky. "The first dose helped me ....iu.cujBut Kept on until I had gained 68 pounds in weight and mj health was fully restored." This medicine holds the wnrM'. ho.n. record for coueha and throat diseases. It prevents pneu moma. Sold under guarantee at W. A. Kuykendall's dnn. ci a $1.00. Trial tatUe f Black Motor Veli A Practical Car for Business or Phut Inavnonciua rnpi Iaoa IU- i it !in.vpvuoic, uuoi icaa uidll nan as mucti &! automobile, low sDeed 2 tn fi milac an k.,.. i J R to OR milpc 3n hour "m W IV BW III! I WW UI I I I is u I Neat in appearance Travels any Raid Made any style Prices $375 to $750 These cars are made to go any season ilk good or bad roads, are built like a sum in i : .1 i i : : .. . suiiu ruuum ui b, easy springs, mouvepnej . substantially built. For demonstrations ; HEADQUARTERS AT B0DDT4K1 RANDLE& AGENTS R70 WILLAMETTE STREET P. 0. BOX 455 EWE TInKr. FOR 8.AI.K F""iir and a half mllllnn ft u growth fir. consisting ni ion only mile and a half from tWo-watcr "'""law iiver. on e-nnn nr.rinn - i , ... ' '"t?r3i"B OtlHUl ,i uougnt tor J2000 cash (neeA apply to TOM WOLF, No. 400 Hellman Bldg., Lkjs Angeles, Cal, SUITABLE PRESENTS xTtings, BraccleU, FOR -Hat Pins, Lockets, Bid ALL SGamXs, Scarf Pins, Cuff &tl jT big Assortment of Chains of tn ucslgns. ust received, a new ai ipfc ; of . ROGERS QUADRUPLE SILVER I1B I H. D. SMARTT ifeweler, at Marks' Drug Store, Hotel to' ; n HINKLEY BROS. Contractors and Plasterers j Kstlmatea Furnished ' Phone . Residence. 148 kVsiEfevVnth .tree" Medicine lTint Is Medicine. I have suffered j. Imtavia a"d 8tomach "P'aln ts.b ,t La:6 "!T.,,,oundJ . remedy 'thai m, nun mat romedv in Electric B ttersr mHi... .t"? . medicine for stomach ubles. anrt for r,,n .1 ..V .. tlons," says wc. KlZtt HaU I day, Ark." Electric Rltto . enrich the hlnnrt A. "?"Da and impart vigor anl en e'rw To Tb.' weak. Ynr money will be rfJi! ir it falls to help you. 60c at W A Kuykendall's drug store. A- IF iOf R.VEW Tne raorltc nf Ti.rt af.,j. vould never nufOr ...'0H bladdr nr .K,7....' "-"ey, uiDuiiioiH; iruuDie. 11 n by O tT, ,?ntY tretmentl sold ,1 .? J- or b mn"- Send for testlmonnu p. ur i..,; ..'T Olive street. St. Loul'o WOOD SAW1NQ. uuu m. f limn n. BOddy. All wnnit Wl U1UU1DI SPrv pa 1 . r3;,R?:,Lde?ce 324 Hie reet. tf OREGON 1'UrBKR LANDS .mi-fira..8Jur"l8hed'' lanJ titles ex- Innn. i,' "lu. r lanrts cruised, timber n"eL re8"- Merchants' Bani tf M KDXESDAY, DECEMBER 0. th m.i . r lne D'S Woodmen of NAVKrld irtalnmeiit Come out " uu your friends, good time Is assured. D4 TO CURE A (XTiD IN ONE DAY T Jfj6 LAXATIVE BROMO Qufmne It Ad DrusS'sts Wund monev if it falls to cure. E. W GROVP'4 ful. Room No. 11. . Lee Hoselton, In the Coleman !:ill?lBJ- 'nl" "oor. c0s and 17. ir.rJ.an?.otner "tones- Work! WAHS FOR WATCHES WOOD SAWING. ohonTr,8 W?.W. W, Moore .n.i7 ... . vraers small will be appreciated. Steam and Gas Pipe threaded from inchfi Price from 10c to 50c . ; - Alljsize nipples cut from J inchto'H All work guaranteed, MARTIN & BRIGGS, 1!i EUGENE POULTRY Keeps on hand , GUARANTEED EGGS, LIVE AND DRESSED P0U. PRUSSIAN POULTEYF00D, (The gno' eSS ff. "SMITH SEALED LEG I BtfJ (For vour chickens and tW and all kinds of supplies, "SCOFIELD" BEEF SCRAP, PHOXE M.ll- (145 largo or OABTOniA. 1 GASOLINE WOOD SAWING. Watts for Watches i Count on LuckeP good goods. the Jeweler for tfdiw . . T. H. EUB; " "CONCRETE CONSTBBW" ' Cement BlocKsanur - ORDERS FOR SIDEWALKS GIVE" A UUUC uiavn